This is a list of new lifts likely to be built in the United States and Canada during the 2024 construction season. Last updated 1/23/2023. Have an addition or correction? Comment below or email Peter@liftblog.com.
Blue = Doppelmayr
Yellow = Leitner-Poma
Green = Skytrac
Red = MND
Purple = Partek
Orange = SkyTrans
Gray = Re-installations (used lifts)
White = To be announced
ATW = Aerial Tramway
CL = Chairlift
G = Gondola
SL = Surface lift
D = Detachable
F = Fixed grip
M = Monocable
P = Pulse
J = Jigback
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whats the “one and only” gondola at big sky???
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https://liftblog.com/2022/02/03/gondola-coming-to-moonlight-basin/
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I didn’t know there was a such thing as a d-line 8 person gondola. Glad to see that Big Sky is getting the first one😊.
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I think purgatory’s getting the quad in 2024.
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What quad?
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New Ice creek lift plan is for a triple. Maybe this lift is finally going in. https://www.purgatory.ski/gelande/
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Heard there is a third project in play replacing Lift 4 with a high speed quad. Nothing official in the Forest Service system yet though.
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Last I heard it is Telluride’s old chair 9. I think Purgatory has a few more hoops to jump through but it should be happening in the next couple of years.
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I assume you mean they’re using the old 9 for Ice Creek, right? I can’t imagine they would replace twilight with a used fixed-grip, and Gelande is probably going to be the last of the three projects
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Yes, I wasn’t clear. I was responding to Chairlift Mania’s comment.
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Hows the sun peaks west bowl quad doing?
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Where did you hear about this “ridgeline” chairlift at snowbasin? Littlecat is being replaced by a combination chairlift?
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https://liftblog.com/2021/09/23/snowbasin-to-build-base-village-hotel-and-new-lifts/
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Currently being sourced and priced from the two major Lift Manufacturers: A replacement for Arrowhead: a 1988 Dopplemayr Quad chairlift, length 2440 feet, vertical 530 feet at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood Ontario. (data from Skilifts.org. Replacement timeframe from Alpine’s 2022 member yearend magazine.
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Guessing Alpine Ski Club wants to replace Arrowhead with a modern fixed grip quad from Dopp or LPA, with Skytrac as a wildcard option. I doubt it will be a high speed quad with a mid-unload station.
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Correct Arrowhead won’t be a high speed quad , but they do want to move the mid unload station higher up the hill and also raise (fill in a dip in the ground) and move the bottom station uphill level with the bottom terminal of 2002 Dopplemayr CTEC Six Pack not too far away.
The next high speed quad at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood will be in the 2028 range to replace the Millenium Quad in the North section of the Club.
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Is there the possibility for a loading conveyor on the replacement Arrowhead lift? Also, why is the club planning on relocating the midstation?
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Management at the Alpine Ski Club has not released any amount of detail on location on 2024 Arrowhead Quad midstation location, but typically the reason why ski resorts move terminal locations when rebuilding is to get better or different use out of the ski acreage available.
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In 2024, a new high speed quad, (Shadow Mountain) should be built to replace the SLI-RIBLET Shadow Mountain Double at Aspen Mountain, CO. No info on who’s going to manufacture it.
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Probably LPA considering they have built all of Aspens other high speed lifts.
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I thought 1A was going to be a combination lift. Did the plan change?
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Should like you want or should like that is what’s happening?
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Which resort in Austria is the Eaglecrest gondola coming from?
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The new Eaglecrest gondola was previously located at the Galsterberg Ski Area resort in Austria.
from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/gondola-from-austria-arrives-is-being-unpacked-at-eaglecrest-ski-area/
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Brian Head announced in the Salt Lake Tribune that the first lift(s) for Aspen Meadows will be installed in 2024. Logically speaking, it will likely be Stage 1 (and maybe Stage 2) of the gondola.
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